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Calibration service

Electrical Calibration in Perth

AmpTech provides traceable electrical calibration across Perth for test and measurement instruments used in mining, construction, manufacturing and electrical trades. Your equipment is calibrated on a Fluke 5502A multi-product calibrator against reference standards traceable to national standards.

Electrical Calibration services across Perth

Calibrated in our Caversham lab — drop your equipment in, or use our pickup & drop-off service across the Perth metro area. Either way it is the same ISO 9001 quality system and the same traceability to national standards.

What we calibrate

  • Digital & analogue multimeters
  • Clamp meters (to 11 A)
  • Process & loop calibrators
  • Thermocouple & RTD indicators
  • Panel meters & process indicators
  • Frequency counters (to 2 MHz)
  • Power & energy meters
  • Data loggers with electrical inputs

Parameters measured

DC & AC VoltageDC & AC CurrentResistanceFrequency & timeCapacitanceThermocouple & RTD simulation

Instrument guides

What the calibration covers, how often it is usually done and what the certificate records — one page per instrument.

Traceable to national standards

Every electrical calibration is performed against reference standards traceable to national standards, under AmpTech's ISO 9001 certified quality management system. You receive a clear certificate with as-found and as-left readings.

FAQ

Electrical Calibration FAQs

How often should electrical test equipment be calibrated?
Most manufacturers and quality systems recommend a 12-month calibration interval, though high-use or safety-critical instruments may need it more often. We can set a recall interval to match your requirements and remind you before it is due.
Do you calibrate insulation testers, earth testers or appliance testers?
Not at present. Those instruments apply high test voltages and heavy earth-bond currents, which need a dedicated tester calibration adapter rather than a general-purpose calibrator. We would rather say so than issue a certificate we cannot stand behind — tell us what you have and we will point you to a lab that covers it.
Can you calibrate multimeters and clamp meters on-site?
No. Multimeters and clamp meters are calibrated in our Caversham lab, where we can control conditions and use our full set of reference standards. To keep it easy, you can drop equipment in, or we can collect it and return it to your door with its certificates.
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Electrical Calibration across industries & guides

Mining

Mining calibration in Perth

AmpTech supports Perth-based mining offices, workshops and FIFO bases with traceable calibration of the test and measurement equipment that keeps safety and production audits clean. Our reference standards are traceable to national standards and every calibration runs under our ISO 9001 certified quality management system.

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Construction

Calibration and test & tag for Perth construction

Construction sites in Perth have to keep portable electrical equipment safe and tested every three months under AS/NZS 3760 — and the multimeters and clamp meters used to commission services need to be calibrated. AmpTech handles both: test & tag on your site, calibration in our Caversham lab.

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Manufacturing

Manufacturing calibration in Perth

Perth manufacturers depend on accurate dimensional and temperature instruments to keep production within tolerance. AmpTech calibrates them against reference standards traceable to national standards and gives you the documentation a quality audit expects to see.

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Guide

How often should a multimeter be calibrated?

A 12-month interval is the default — but how long is right for your multimeter depends on what you measure, the environment it works in and your quality system. Here is how Perth calibration labs decide.

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Guide

Calibration vs verification — what is the difference?

Calibration and verification get used interchangeably — and they should not be. One produces a traceable record; the other is a sanity check. Here is the difference and where each one fits.

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Guide

What is traceable calibration?

Traceability is the property that makes a measurement defensible. Here is the chain that backs every reading you trust — and what to look for on a certificate.

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Ready to get your equipment calibrated?

Send us your equipment list for a fast, no-obligation quote — or call and speak to a calibration technician today.